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-// Copyright (c) 2014, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file |
-// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a |
-// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file. |
- |
-library pub.executable; |
- |
-import 'dart:async'; |
-import 'dart:io'; |
- |
-import 'package:barback/barback.dart'; |
-import 'package:path/path.dart' as p; |
-import 'package:stack_trace/stack_trace.dart'; |
- |
-import 'barback/asset_environment.dart'; |
-import 'entrypoint.dart'; |
-import 'exit_codes.dart' as exit_codes; |
-import 'io.dart'; |
-import 'log.dart' as log; |
-import 'utils.dart'; |
- |
-/// All signals that can be caught by a Dart process. |
-/// |
-/// This intentionally omits SIGINT. SIGINT usually comes from a user pressing |
-/// Control+C on the terminal, and the terminal automatically passes the signal |
-/// to all processes in the process tree. If we forwarded it manually, the |
-/// subprocess would see two instances, which could cause problems. Instead, we |
-/// just ignore it and let the terminal pass it to the subprocess. |
-final _catchableSignals = Platform.isWindows |
- ? [ProcessSignal.SIGHUP] |
- : [ |
- ProcessSignal.SIGHUP, |
- ProcessSignal.SIGTERM, |
- ProcessSignal.SIGUSR1, |
- ProcessSignal.SIGUSR2, |
- ProcessSignal.SIGWINCH, |
- ]; |
- |
-/// Runs [executable] from [package] reachable from [entrypoint]. |
-/// |
-/// The executable string is a relative Dart file path using native path |
-/// separators with or without a trailing ".dart" extension. It is contained |
-/// within [package], which should either be the entrypoint package or an |
-/// immediate dependency of it. |
-/// |
-/// Arguments from [args] will be passed to the spawned Dart application. |
-/// |
-/// If [mode] is passed, it's used as the barback mode; it defaults to |
-/// [BarbackMode.RELEASE]. |
-/// |
-/// Returns the exit code of the spawned app. |
-Future<int> runExecutable(Entrypoint entrypoint, String package, |
- String executable, Iterable<String> args, {bool isGlobal: false, |
- BarbackMode mode}) async { |
- if (mode == null) mode = BarbackMode.RELEASE; |
- |
- // Make sure the package is an immediate dependency of the entrypoint or the |
- // entrypoint itself. |
- if (entrypoint.root.name != package && |
- !entrypoint.root.immediateDependencies |
- .any((dep) => dep.name == package)) { |
- var graph = await entrypoint.loadPackageGraph(); |
- if (graph.packages.containsKey(package)) { |
- dataError('Package "$package" is not an immediate dependency.\n' |
- 'Cannot run executables in transitive dependencies.'); |
- } else { |
- dataError('Could not find package "$package". Did you forget to add a ' |
- 'dependency?'); |
- } |
- } |
- |
- // Unless the user overrides the verbosity, we want to filter out the |
- // normal pub output shown while loading the environment. |
- if (log.verbosity == log.Verbosity.NORMAL) { |
- log.verbosity = log.Verbosity.WARNING; |
- } |
- |
- // Ignore a trailing extension. |
- if (p.extension(executable) == ".dart") { |
- executable = p.withoutExtension(executable); |
- } |
- |
- var localSnapshotPath = p.join(".pub", "bin", package, |
- "$executable.dart.snapshot"); |
- if (!isGlobal && fileExists(localSnapshotPath) && |
- // Dependencies are only snapshotted in release mode, since that's the |
- // default mode for them to run. We can't run them in a different mode |
- // using the snapshot. |
- mode == BarbackMode.RELEASE) { |
- return _runCachedExecutable(entrypoint, localSnapshotPath, args); |
- } |
- |
- // If the command has a path separator, then it's a path relative to the |
- // root of the package. Otherwise, it's implicitly understood to be in |
- // "bin". |
- var rootDir = "bin"; |
- var parts = p.split(executable); |
- if (parts.length > 1) { |
- assert(!isGlobal && package == entrypoint.root.name); |
- rootDir = parts.first; |
- } else { |
- executable = p.join("bin", executable); |
- } |
- |
- var assetPath = "${p.url.joinAll(p.split(executable))}.dart"; |
- var id = new AssetId(package, assetPath); |
- |
- // TODO(nweiz): Use [packages] to only load assets from packages that the |
- // executable might load. |
- var environment = await AssetEnvironment.create(entrypoint, mode, |
- useDart2JS: false, entrypoints: [id]); |
- environment.barback.errors.listen((error) { |
- log.error(log.red("Build error:\n$error")); |
- }); |
- |
- var server; |
- if (package == entrypoint.root.name) { |
- // Serve the entire root-most directory containing the entrypoint. That |
- // ensures that, for example, things like `import '../../utils.dart';` |
- // will work from within some deeply nested script. |
- server = await environment.serveDirectory(rootDir); |
- } else { |
- // For other packages, always use the "bin" directory. |
- server = await environment.servePackageBinDirectory(package); |
- } |
- |
- try { |
- await environment.barback.getAssetById(id); |
- } on AssetNotFoundException catch (error, stackTrace) { |
- var message = "Could not find ${log.bold(executable + ".dart")}"; |
- if (package != entrypoint.root.name) { |
- message += " in package ${log.bold(server.package)}"; |
- } |
- |
- log.error("$message."); |
- log.fine(new Chain.forTrace(stackTrace)); |
- return exit_codes.NO_INPUT; |
- } |
- |
- var vmArgs = []; |
- |
- // Run in checked mode. |
- // TODO(rnystrom): Make this configurable. |
- vmArgs.add("--checked"); |
- |
- // Get the URL of the executable, relative to the server's root directory. |
- var relativePath = p.url.relative(assetPath, |
- from: p.url.joinAll(p.split(server.rootDirectory))); |
- vmArgs.add(server.url.resolve(relativePath).toString()); |
- vmArgs.addAll(args); |
- |
- var process = await Process.start(Platform.executable, vmArgs); |
- |
- _forwardSignals(process); |
- |
- // Note: we're not using process.std___.pipe(std___) here because |
- // that prevents pub from also writing to the output streams. |
- process.stderr.listen(stderr.add); |
- process.stdout.listen(stdout.add); |
- stdin.listen(process.stdin.add); |
- |
- return process.exitCode; |
-} |
- |
-/// Runs the snapshot at [path] with [args] and hooks its stdout, stderr, and |
-/// sdtin to this process's. |
-/// |
-/// If [recompile] is passed, it's called if the snapshot is out-of-date. It's |
-/// expected to regenerate a snapshot at [path], after which the snapshot will |
-/// be re-run. It may return a Future. |
-/// |
-/// If [checked] is set, runs the snapshot in checked mode. |
-/// |
-/// Returns the snapshot's exit code. |
-/// |
-/// This doesn't do any validation of the snapshot's SDK version. |
-Future<int> runSnapshot(String path, Iterable<String> args, {recompile(), |
- bool checked: false}) async { |
- var vmArgs = [path]..addAll(args); |
- |
- // TODO(nweiz): pass a flag to silence the "Wrong full snapshot version" |
- // message when issue 20784 is fixed. |
- if (checked) vmArgs.insert(0, "--checked"); |
- |
- // We need to split stdin so that we can send the same input both to the |
- // first and second process, if we start more than one. |
- var stdin1; |
- var stdin2; |
- if (recompile == null) { |
- stdin1 = stdin; |
- } else { |
- var pair = tee(stdin); |
- stdin1 = pair.first; |
- stdin2 = pair.last; |
- } |
- |
- runProcess(input) async { |
- var process = await Process.start(Platform.executable, vmArgs); |
- |
- _forwardSignals(process); |
- |
- // Note: we're not using process.std___.pipe(std___) here because |
- // that prevents pub from also writing to the output streams. |
- process.stderr.listen(stderr.add); |
- process.stdout.listen(stdout.add); |
- input.listen(process.stdin.add); |
- |
- return process.exitCode; |
- } |
- |
- var exitCode = await runProcess(stdin1); |
- if (recompile == null || exitCode != 253) return exitCode; |
- |
- // Exit code 253 indicates that the snapshot version was out-of-date. If we |
- // can recompile, do so. |
- await recompile(); |
- return runProcess(stdin2); |
-} |
- |
-/// Forwards all catchable signals to [process]. |
-void _forwardSignals(Process process) { |
- // See [_catchableSignals]. |
- ProcessSignal.SIGINT.watch().listen( |
- (_) => log.fine("Ignoring SIGINT in pub.")); |
- |
- for (var signal in _catchableSignals) { |
- signal.watch().listen((_) { |
- log.fine("Forwarding $signal to running process."); |
- process.kill(signal); |
- }); |
- } |
-} |
- |
-/// Runs the executable snapshot at [snapshotPath]. |
-Future<int> _runCachedExecutable(Entrypoint entrypoint, String snapshotPath, |
- List<String> args) { |
- return runSnapshot(snapshotPath, args, checked: true, recompile: () { |
- log.fine("Precompiled executable is out of date."); |
- return entrypoint.precompileExecutables(); |
- }); |
-} |